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Danger!!! Warning!!! Caution!!!

Many of the projects and circuits presented on this site involve hazardous high voltages. Only people trained and experienced with this type of electronics should attempt to build or experiment with these!

Also note that many of these projects are for the advanced experimenters only and should not be attempted by beginners. Steigleman Engineering gives or implies no warranties or guarantees of any kind for this information and is not responsible for any damages resulting from its use. No technical support is provided or available for this information. Usage is at your own risk!

Read this about tools and Safety

One major thing that we should all be familiar with regardless of what you are doing are Tools, always have the tools you need, always know the tools you have.

I talk about tools in all my how to articles and pages, learning and knowing your tools is very important. Why?

First and foremost is safety.

Now, building websites and drawing don't get to dangerous, least wise not any drawing I've done. But electricity is very dangerous to say the least.

Never work on anything when its plugged in or hooked up, or has any kind of juice at all.
When testing something make sure your test meter is set to the right setting for what you want to check.
Never touch any kind of circuitry with your hands when testing use only the test probes.

Turbo Manifold Logs
Here is a set of Turbo Manifolds I designed and built. There made of 304SS SCDL 10 pipe. The pipe is 2in so the ID is oversize compared to tubing, it measures 2 3/8in so a 2 1/4in V-Band fits and lines up close with the OD. The flanges and pipe fittings I machined on the Bridgeport Mill.
Posted by Steigleman Engineering on Sunday, September 9, 2018

Danger!!! Warning!!! Caution!!!

Many of the projects and circuits presented on this site involve hazardous high voltages. Only people trained and experienced with this type of electronics should attempt to build or experiment with these!

Read this about tools and Safety

One major thing that we should all be familiar with regardless of what you are doing are Tools, always have the tools you need, always know the tools you have.

I talk about tools in all my how to articles and pages, learning and knowing your tools is very important. Why?

First and foremost is safety.

Now, building websites and drawing don't get to dangerous, least wise not any drawing I've done. But electricity is very dangerous to say the least.

Never work on anything when its plugged in or hooked up, or has any kind of juice at all.

When testing something make sure your test meter is set to the right setting for what you want to check.

Never touch any kind of circuitry with your hands when testing use only the test probes.

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